River Canoeing Tours on Macal River

MACAL RIVER CANOEING – The Macal River originates in Maya Mountains of Belize and flows through the town of San Ignacio. We begin our tour five miles upstream from San Ignacio where we visit The Natural History Centre and the Blue Morpho Butterfly Breeding Center before embarking on our journey down The Macal River. Along the way you will see huge Iguanas and many species of birds. You may even encounter a troop of Howler Monkeys along the way. The water is clean and safe for swimming so bring along your bathing suits just in case you decide to cool off along the way! Departure Time: 8:00 am Return Time: 12:00 noon or 1:00 pm Level Of Difficulty: Moderate Price: US$85.00 per person – minimum of two persons Things to bring along: • Dress comfortable (shorts and t-shirt) • Swimwear underneath your clothes • Tennis Shoes or Sandals • Camera • Bug Spray • Sun Block Lotion Inclusive of: Transportation, guide fees, purified water If you have any questions, we can answer those through GetMyBoat’s messaging platform before you pay. Just hit, “Send Booking Inquiry” and send us an inquiry for a custom offer.

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$85/personne

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$85/personne
1 heure4 personne min

John

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pBelize is a small country of 8,867 square miles that sits on the northeastern coast of Central America. The friendly neighbor of Mexico and Guatemala, Belize shares an ancient Mayan past and common ethnic backgrounds with Central America. But it is the salty air drifting over from the Caribbean Sea that has infected the country with a colorful Caribbean flamboyance that can be seen through its distinct ColonialCaribbean-style architecture, coconut-based dishes, white sandy beaches, laid-back ambiance and its English and Creole dialects. Belize is in fact the only Central American country with English as a first language. With approximately 270,000 people living peacefully in a secure political environment, enriched in diverse cultures, Belize is a premier ecotourism destination.p